JLL will market Pinnacle Tower after a sale to Estein USA and Vanderbilt; the 24‑story, 549K‑sf LBJ Freeway tower is about 88% leased.

Dallas police found a man shot dead inside a car in the 2800 block of Lucas Drive on March 22; detectives are asking anyone with information to come forward.

A driver was killed Saturday when a wheel from a southbound Chevy Tahoe struck a northbound car in the I‑35 express lane at E 8th St. Deputies closed the lane while investigators worked the scene.

Four people were arrested after an armed robbery at Smoke Art in Frisco; police say a license‑plate search and a Little Elm PD traffic stop led to the arrests.

A Bartonville man was arrested after a damaged mausoleum at Denton’s IOOF Cemetery was found missing human remains; local police and the FBI are investigating.

A shooting near South Dallas on Thursday left one person dead and multiple others injured; police say a suspect was taken in and at least two victims were hospitalized.

Traffic deputies are investigating a fatal motorcycle crash that closed the ramp from northbound I‑35 to IH‑635 early Friday morning.

Pickleman's Gourmet Cafe will open next Tuesday in Celina at 3515 S Preston Road. The locally franchised spot is owned by Jesse Murphy and will serve sandwiches, pizzas and mac-and-cheese bowls.

A pedestrian was killed on westbound I-20 at Spur 408 in Dallas; deputies say the driver was arrested for intoxication manslaughter.

A large overnight blaze tore through a North Dallas home near Medical City; one woman escaped and crews later brought the fire under control. Investigators are probing the cause.

Frisco officials reviewed updated designs for a $12.8M public-private animal facility that would mix short-term holding, vet care and private pet services. Council will revisit budget and partnership terms in about a month.

A man died Wednesday after being struck by a pickup near Westgate Way and FM 544 in Wylie. Police say the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating.

A Fort Worth man was arrested after allegedly posing as an attorney and collecting at least $3,000 from Tarrant County inmates; investigators are seeking more victims.